Separate investments can work against each other if one spouse likes to take bigger financial risks and puts long-term retirement savings in jeopardy. In this Globe and Mail feature, Robyn Thompson has some advice for couples on pooling resources while maintaining independence.
What you need to know about RRSPs
How much you can contribute, what investments you can hold For most Canadians, a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) is still the single best way to grow a retirement nest-egg while...
